The Gospel Behind Iron Gates: Impact Inside a Togolese Prison and Beyond
A Fulani herdsman enters prison in chains. He leaves with Christ. Now the gospel is reaching his family and village.
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How To Start Gospel Conversations
Believers can follow these tips to confidently introduce the gospel during everyday interactions with unbelievers.
Flooding Uganda With the Gospel: Denny and Cassie Nuwagaba
A missionary couple sees a generation of youth with nowhere to turn—and launches a camp ministry that reaches thousands of young Ugandans.
Imperfect, Not Useless
In a world with little room for imperfection, Scripture offers abundant encouragement for missionaries struggling with imperfect lives or ministries.
What Will My In-Laws Think? Addressing the Fears That Keep Us From God’s Call
Missionaries can honor their parents without letting the fear of disappointing them keep them from saying “Yes” to God’s call.
Stop Using the C-Spectrum in Christian Missions
Proper contextualization in missions involves how we communicate the biblical message to a culture rather than how we may fit the gospel into existing cultural forms.
Innocence vs. Righteousness
The doctrine of justification by faith is a key part of the gospel message for all cultural value systems, not only for those based on guilt and innocence.
